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An Anagram Poem for Judey Kalchik's Unofficial Challenge
By TheSpinstress Published 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Dmitry Schemelev on Unsplash
You are the king of your world. Your tongue is silver with woven tales
cooked up in a creative kitchen and served on slate to admiring swallowers.
I'm still a regular, here in the back. I know it's important your pasts don't go stale
but the least you could do is recall the details for your ardent followers.
You steal new hearts every day, and you'd drive them away -
to your rainbow world of yellow, purples and teals -
in your TESLA, if you didn't have me here, all grey and knowing.
This poem was written for Judey Kalchik's Unofficial Challenge. It was seriously tough! I hope you enjoyed my attempt.
Here's the link to the challenge:
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Comments (8)
Sad, brilliant and stinging to the touch. Lovely bites her Spinstress.
Fantastic effort for this challenge … really liked: “ cooked up in a creative kitchen and served on slate to admiring swallowers.”✅
Great take on the cahllenge
This is great! Such a skillful weaving of the anagram!
Amazing! Each iteration of the anagram was so distinct and yet you managed to compose a perfectly coherent piece!
Whoaaaa, you executed this so brilliantly! I loved it!
It's a thought-provoking poem!
Great contribution to the challenge!